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>> this morning on arly today, btere battlers. the fierce struggle against wildres in california turns deadly for fifighters. >>diing fclues. cadaver dogs are called in in the stunning cse of a woman heldapte fo nely two dedes. a danerin they. osn polandoo s a stunt fig go horribly ong, endin in a plume o stunt fig go horribly ong, endin in a plume o smoe.
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captions paid r by nbc-uversal television hlo andood orni, evyo. i' d kloeffr. and today we begin with a wildfire brning a direcons. over 200 fireghrs from acrs cifornia ha cnverged aroundhis dadly ble know the station fire. it's aragingnfer at i ryuch t contlthis morng. as c's jay gra ports, a gnificant ange in the weather iunftunately n expected forseveral das. reporter: this mning tngs ar abit tougher f cre in the oothil o loangeles. no fightgnot only e flames but the emotns at comewi sing two of thr own,wo los angescounty firefiters he ied btling t staon fire it cties togrow. ueled a seeming endless pply of dried out bush and timbe t blazeaslrea scored more an35,000 acrs. he flam swalling mo than twoozen struures a csing
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in on a mny as 12,0 more. >> wasust red all er. lou could seeas alack mountain and r flam. >> port: fire tes sruggle to potec what ty can. > runs right up the back of the hes. at's wte're seeingight now, very errat fir behavio. >> repte and th wor mothenature couldunash anothereaonn this fht. >> it cou bl this fire a over t place an give challenges to firigers that wee nocurreny havin we have o hand full forsure. >>eporr: ews already strehed pastheir mits. ay gray, nbc news, losngeles. pi in grgia areow turni tthe public for any ads to a mass murder i a trailerom lst week thatas ju cimed its eighth viim. a 19-year-old m died suay, leecavin o known survor of is attac that perso in citical condio investigors arereleasing litt infmation on the case, includin how the viimsere
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overturned. >> i new yo, tousand turnedut to celebrate what wld he en michae jackson' 51st birthday. broklyn's prpect par w pake with fans dawni white gloves ear to dnce the ki of pop. spke lee organized that birday ibe. and no for a lokathe naional and the rgional weher, here's nbc meeorolost bl kans with the weher chnel forect. hey, bi, good morning. good moning, dan. that fi fortunely will be tou t fight. the tmperaturesre warmn l. it's ingo bedifficult. we saw 100-gree tperatures into t weekend. this mning the l is only 75 th fifighters aren't getti a break ring the eving our today the high wl 91 degrees. rin ithe frecast and no cooleather th. th cl weatr,hat's up here frothgreat lakes intonew engld. eyou wake up thimorning you feel a big difrence in the ai mass it's rlly changed.
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good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> i'm barbara harrison. good morning. straight ahead on "news 4 today," it's the end of summer for thousands of maryland students. what every parent needs to know as kids prepare to head back to class. >> plus, a series of brazen
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>> wcome back isonday morning. i have somethi ry imessive to sho you. this isurricane jimen catery4, 145-mile-per-ho wid rrane. this theajaf caliia, texas, mexican coastlin thisstrmis expted t head to the resor inabo s lucas. hurricane wches are up. cary situaon fornyone on that smal pinsu.
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rid of i anyway. i'm dan klffler. ts our time is 4:54. we have 65 delightful degrees here in the nation's capital. the final day of august 2009. summer is coming to a close. good morning. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm barbara harrison. good morning, everyone. want to start things off as we always do with a look at traffic and weather beginning with weather. here's meteorologist tom kierein. >> well, good morning. montgomery county back to school this morning and off to a cloudy arstarararhe the region. shouldn't have any yy getting off to work and school is morning. on ra rnheut da southern maryland, southern st. heading to thethegini a n heaning to the ertaeratures are ceain 67eratures are c w nno i now 67 in mid-60s montgomery, id-60s montgomery faxrfai, fai prince george's,rlgtinon counties. highs today only in the 70s. details on the forecast in just
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a couple of minutes. st tuned. >> heading back to school. barbara harrison back to work. >> good to be back. >> nice to have you with us. >> thanks a lot. >> let's go to jerry edwards. he's looking at the roadways. >> barbara, joe, tom, good morning. barbara, good to see you. good to have you back with us. now we feel normal around here. >> great. >> let's see how we're doing. back to school. watch out for the youngsters. american legion bridge traffic finishing up the overnight road work, should find the lanes open. uneven pavement both ways. elsewhere out at the wilson bridge, no concerns. northeast looking good. back to you. >> glad you're feeling normal. >> i'm trying. >> why be normal? >> here's a look at some of the top stories happening today. it's the end of summer in montgomery county because kids are waking u now bright and early for the first day of school. we'll have a live report in just minutes. >> a massive wildfire is threatening thousands of homes in northern california this morning. the fire's already consumed more than 60 square miles and destroyed 18 homes and businesses.
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two firefighters were also killed when their vehicle rolled off a mountain side as they were battling the flames. >> and it is back to work today for president obama following a week long vacation on martha's vineyard. the first family returned to washington last night and now that the president is back, of course, his top priority will be passing health care reform. the first family plans to spend the labor day weekend at camp david. >> the days of being interrupted by pesky automated phone call's about to come to an end. after today, the federal trade commission will prohibit recorded commercial telemarketing calls, also known as robocalls. the new rules do not include calls like flight updates and charity. >> after lining the streets of washington for his funeral, people are now lining up to walk past the grave site of senator edward kennedy. >> flowers and heartfelt condolences filled arlington national cemetery over the weekend as hundreds of people came to pair think respects.
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news 4's michael flynn was there. >> reporter: within just hours of this burial at arlington national cemetery, the public had its first chance to visit the grave site of senator ted kennedy. people sometimes waited more than half an hour in the heat to see the simple marker and white cross. many took photos as a lasting remembrance of the man they admired. >> i was proud to be from massachusetts. >> reporter: virginia war lock now lives in warlg ton. she felt a close connection to ted kennedy and appreciated his commitment to public service. >> i think i have -- the ideals he bestowed in the kids. >> reporter: this man brought his kids to see the grave and the final resting places of his brothers, president john f. kennedy and senator robert f. kennedy. >> his life made a difference in other lives. that's what really counts, when you show love and concern for your fellow man, more than anything else, more than wealth,
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more than material possessions. >> there was no doubt that we were going to be here this day, the first day it happened. >> reporter: this woman also thought it was important that her kids be here, too, and pay their respects to the man known as the lion of the senate. >> trying to teach them that, as he said, you know, you have to go forward. that they're the generation that has to do it. they have to understand that lesson. >> reporter: at arlington national cemetery, michael flynn, news 4. >> to read more about the life and legacy of senator ted kennedy, visit our website at nbcwashington.com. >> and stay with us, everyone. "news 4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. cool days, school days, back

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